Sentence examples for case oil from inspiring English sources

In that case, oil would turn out to have been hugely overpriced.

"We've put oil pollution pads around the ship in case oil does leak," he said.

But in this case, oil could be the lubricant that keeps the peace process going.Not many of Sudan's oilfields are disputed, as in Abyei.

One of the reasons resource-poor Japan went to war in 1941 was to secure new sources of energy, in that case oil, after an American embargo.

In the Enron case, Mr. Levine again argues that the transactions were unrelated to the transfer of commodities -- in this case, oil and gas.

Dr. Painter had been using ionic liquids to try to get nanoparticles to mix with polymers, but he realized that they could also be used to help separate different materials -- in this case, oil from sand.

While an official diagnosis would be the only way to be certain in Krahim's case, oil-related illnesses are spreading in Deir ez-Zor.

McAndrew's firsthand experience in dealing with investigations into the illicit trafficking of cultural heritage items globally, is that the most sought after pieces are likely to remain in neighboring countries in Syria's case, oil-rich destinations like Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

In some cases oil companies provide the water after settling lawsuits.

In some cases, oil may migrate through such permeable carrier beds until it is trapped by a permeability barrier and forms an oil accumulation.

Many African countries rely heavily on exports of a small number of primary commodities (for example, cotton, coffee, cocoa, soyabeans, metals and, in some cases, oil).